Nice... :) I really enjoyed it.

BTW I don't believe anyone is attracted to gay characters as opposed to lesbian... :) Oh my, this reminds me of Be Cool, lol.

Keep up the good work boys.

I agree whole-heartedly with your take on Gay exposure in hollywood. Although, I must admit, there is a lot of it on Reality TV, where often they have gay contestants. Odd. I guess its just a matter of time.

About to watch ROTS trailer...

John, please discuss the new Star Wars trailer on the next Audio Edition, pretty please????

I'm a necrophiliac. Are you really not going to tell me I'm wrong to enjoy boning cadavers?

Oh my God, I have just finished watching Sith trailer and...

OH MY GOD!!!!!

I pissed my pants.

LOL @ Peter. Can't blame you, it was that good, I mean, IT WAS SO VERY GOOD its either you convulse in sheer excitement or you just become incontinent.

I convulse, exhilarate, and my mouth is full of bubbles. I don´t lie if I say I have seen it over 20 times in a row.

I feel kinda sorry for Yoda.

Oh donttttttttt! You are reminding me of the trailer when I am trying to pretend I havent seen it so I can see it again later!

Palpatine will ABSOLUTELY rock this time. Did you see him when he jumped onto Mace Windu and the rest???? YEOWZA!!!

Palpatine is the champion of this movie. That movement, when he jumps towards Mace and co. is amazingly fast and feline for an old man.

He is creepy! And throwing Senate Chambers like stones. What is the midichlorian account for this monster??? LOL

Surely not as high as that of Anakin Skywalker who is off the charts! *laughs* "Not even Master Yoda has that much midichlorians. (Did I just quote Obi Wan in Episode 1?) LOL

I'd like to see an acting nomination for Ian McDiarmid for this movie! I mean wow, wow, wow!!! He is just treachery and evil personified in this movie. I just had goosebumps when I wrote that...

As for Yoda, I am trying to connect this to what his state was when he moved to Dagobah, he was indeed a pale shadow of his greatest self before the Empire took over.

Somebody has to me stop me from talking about this trailer!!!!

If there ever was a break from form on the AudioBlog, then this is the return. This is the Revenge of the Sith of the AudioBlog.

I've just written three long paragraphs and deleted them about censoring original materials. I don't think we have different viewpoints at all John. Sure on that particular post that the discussion came out, but in general we are both right. Studios censor original material to suit their sales, it's not right, but they have the money to do it. Anyway...

Cracking AudioBlog...and finally I get a mention, over and above the bagpipes of course!

Cut out the smoking too John!

John,

Nice work on the audio edition this week. Good stuff.

Vic

The Audio Edition is always a enjoyable mixture. Keep it goin´!

Luke-

You are not wrong for liking cadavers.
There is no test my friend, you simply do.
Boning cadavers is a cheap date,
heck - when I am dead you can have sex with me.
Don't worry about a condom - what ever you have, I probably deserve.

To quote my friend chris pick:
"The best thing about having sex with the dead is that you can get them into positions no living person could endure."

"This is the Revenge of the Sith of the AudioBlog."

I think the bug got to you now Rich, keep it going! *winks*

About morality and studios...

It's not clear why the fact that something is a business clears it of moral responsibilty. This is just a general point, but, if a studio was choosing to make films that encouraged certain morally reprehensible acts/beliefs would they not be doing something immoral? Would we want to clear them of any responsibility because the films made them a lot of money?? Why wouldn't moral issues trump money? To try and drive home the point: think about nazi propaganda films. The producers were paid to make these films. Hilter was concerned with a slick use of media venues like this as persuasive tools. The producers were well aware of the agenda. Hollywood itself has never itself shied away from using film as a pulpit to push certain agendas. My point is that the question of moral correctness ought not be ignored because people are willing to pay to see a film. Hopefully, if something is moral/immoral, then it remains so despite the fact that there is money to be made. As such the people who make films are responsible to the moral truths, not their wallets. I'm not passing judgement on the particular issue of the protrayal of homosexuality in film, there may or may not be a problem here. Yet the fact is there is at least the potential for a problem that wouldn't rightfully be ignored because of dollars and cents.

great job as usual.. this audio edition thing is the highlight of my internet surfage experience, and i'm so relieved it's back.

and i hope you guys can both stay off the Coke.

OMG THERES NOW A TIE, I actually had to see both these films...and I LOVED highlander and conan was uhm MEh...YES JOHN, YOU HAVE TAKIN BACK THE THRONE WITH A TIE...must have a tie breaker....